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Some roads ad neighborhoods are so bad the city simply block them off. E. Cleveland didn't want to be a part of bigger Cleveland, opting to stand on its own. Economic base was lost, and you have Detroit 2.0. E. Cleveland is definitely one of the worst places for deterioration in the country. No place in America should look like this.
G Bridgman People never learn. And it's not just this country! Quebec in Canada is another one... They always think they can do it on their own seldom does this strategy ever workout. I think if people could look at content providers that are excellent like Charlie b, etc, they would discover that rural poverty is really neglectful. As bad and horrible cities can be they have things for people. When you c e d e from a major urban area you lose out on all those services and you begin to get the type of poverty you see and very rural areas. The type of poverty that affects health, and many other things.
think about it tho. Think about all those forests we chop down to put up retail i the burbs now. I look at it like nature is taking back some. Humans don't always get to win. We are too cocky.
@@1940limited cheap houses and a city with historically strong bones and a nice downtown compared to many american cities. it's also an areas that is free of natural disasters (for the most part)
Can’t be all bad considering they didn’t have credit scores and other bs back then. Like ope well our generation all have homes comfortably but fuck everyone in the future. (Not that I have bad credit jus saying)
@@gailrepsniw517 right and I never heard "serial killers paradise" neither lol. Another comment was quoting Bone. "East 99 i where you find me..." I corrected him for you already.
Man, I see these neighborhoods and imagine them with sleek 50s automobiles on a summer day with back yard bbq's going everywhere with sounds of happy laughter, well kept yards and homes. A wonderful time in US history replaced by a frightful landscape and dreadful prospects
The only reason these buildings on Chapman Ave are so scary is that they are still standing. Calumet Ave and Prairie Ave on Chicago’s South Side would have *hundreds* of these, but the city removed them. Same cause etc.
My guess is that as the population shrank, the least desirable places were the hardest to fill, so the small units in the apartment buildings became empty first. Also, most of those "houses" are split up into units as well. Which is common in the northeast and great lakes. People always comment how big the "houses" are out here, but they don't realize they're essentially just apartment buildings in the shape of a house.
A movie company should buy a huge city block like those abandoned apartment buildings and use them for war movies, dystopia, apocalypse and zombie films. Fence them off and have security guard them. Would create jobs.
Honestly a great idea homie... Even if it's just a few blocks, that's a few blocks that will actually be serving a purpose and not just sitting there doing nothing. A company could make the fences look nice and welcoming too, like a theme park attraction. Natural weathering and decay would look awesome in a war or zombie movie too
Many of the people who own their homes here are elderly and they do they best they can. When they die, the houses often get sold off to slumlords who just rent them at a low price and don't take care of them until they fall apart. This is a suburb too, so it depends very heavily on the economy of the nearby city which has been declining for decades.
A lot of people don't know this but he is actually driving through a small town called east Cleveland it's not part of Cleveland check it out on Google maps
What’s so crazy is up the street there’s brand new condos, shopping, restaurants, hospitals, Universities, walking traffic etc.. I see EC fixing itself because it’s so close to so much but it’ll take awhile to get people to move there.
In every Challie Bo video, we see the bombed out desolation, then we see that FIRST SIGN of habitation. First sign of civilization. In this case, the Jeep cherokee at 0:25 . Those gotta be the toughest people in Ohio.
from the thumbnail...it looks VERY similar to where I grew up in Glasgow Scotland, whe have "schemes" (projects) that look the same...worse too.. rotton city but I fki'n LOVE it! :)
I worked on RANDALL PARK MALL, was one of the world's largest enclosed shopping malls when it opened in 1976. Owned and operated by DeBartolo, the mall was a success, with collective first-year sales of $140 million. Although Randall Park siphoned off business from other shopping centers, it did not cause any to close. In 1995 the 120-store mall employed 5,000 people. Currently leveled.
i remember it well. used to love the video game arcade and all the different stores and restaurants. then it suddenly changed and it wasn't a good idea for me and my friends to show up there. shortly after that one store after another shut down. I left for the military and when I came back it was an empty shell.
Detroit still is worse than this as it's fall was more dramatic. Same reasons why both cities fell so hard, but Detroit was king of manufacturing, and fell the farthest. Very sad state of affairs!
Your car really took a beating on what is left of those roads. If I were a police officer I wouldn't drive through there in the day time. You sure are brave.
Damn bro, that place looks rough… 😮 the drive thru Mexico’s streets didn’t even look as bad… ppl don’t really realize how bad certain US cities have gotten💀🫣🤔😪
Almost any predominately black area looks like this or is fading into this general direction. This channel shows a steady example of black neighborhoods from just about everywhere in the US and they all pretty much look the same.
I have come up with a use for these abandon neighborhoods in Detroit, while we wait until they are demolished. We create a television series called, "The Last of Us...in Michigan!" All we need are a bunch of people to wear worn out clothing and makeup, and we have our zombies! We get Sam Raimi to produce the series. We probably make millions for the city of Detroit!
Sad to see this country in this state of decay. I wish we would do something to make our areas nice again. Pick up trash on side of highways, demolish and rebuild the buildings here. Keep the cost of living low and give these hard hit areas a chance to rebuild and give people a better environment to live in. I'd sign up in a second to help rebuild our communities.
It'd be way better to demolish those derelict buildings and let nature reclaim those areas. I know various cities in the area, like Cleveland, had legal issues taking buildings down. The state really needs to streamline that process if they can...
Most of those streets are abandoned people live on other streets. These are rundown and just should've been torn down but the cities would rather just let them exist as ugly as they are
They need a plan. Without a plan there's no attack. With no attack, there's no victory. Create a department with all kinds of people and construction and demo crews, find out which houses need to go, tear them down. It would start a new renaissance and employ the whole area.
Did a lot of work at the bus storage downtown. Was bad in 2018. This is very bad. I went and seen the kidnapper house there. It was torn down already though. Thanks for the video.
Lived in cleveland for awhile, this pretty much sums it up. Even Fleet Street in Slavic Village suffered. Sure hope the Red Chimney is still surviving.
@@jamesjoeright8450 oh man. I'm sure the red chimney will be surely missed. Animal clinic, huh? I used to go to Dr. Gregory, the vet, up the road, but think he offed himself when they redid Fleet. He lost all his business. So sad. Fleet was once wonderful, too bad it's gone. Give my best to Newburgh Heights. I sure hope Two Bucks saloon has survived.
@@markiskool well im not sure what a vet clinic is but Red Chimney is very much still alive & well... i wish they would add waffles to the menu but like always noone ever listens to me 😓 their breakfast specials are some of the best in the city to this day 👌
В начале видео многоквартирные дома, будто пережившие катастрофу. Плохие дороги, много мусора рядом с домами, есть коттеджи без заботливых хозяев, одним словом - разруха...
It ain’t as bad as it use to be as far as crime they just gotta clean up. but salute to Charlie for comin down here 🫡 the blockades still up by United market that’s crazy the gangs did that to separate turf Bout 10 years ago
Theres always a suburb name east+ name of the city, for ex: los angeles - east los angeles, Chicago - east Chicago, st Louis - east ST Louis, is always like that
@@FixIt1975 You got that correct, West Memphis, Arkansas is a dangerous place. I use to go there a couple of times a week due to business reasons. .... Tobacco. We had armed guards everywhere. It's not South Bronx which I've also visited but it's not a good place to be.
That what voting Democratic gets you . NOTHING !!!! And they will continue to vote for Democrats . Because that is all black people know . But their quick to cry victim and racism .
I had an idea to buy out a block and convert it to a paintball park. To give the young shooters a better activity to partake in. Also was gonna start up an LLC for a multifaceted Demolition program to clean up some of the mess and start anew.
Most of these hoods, deteriorated so bad, due to high crime rates, not loss of income from closing business industries. Clean-up the streets of bad elements, people will come in give low cost loans to rebuild new houses, improve infrastructure people will be back and so does businesses.
Hey Charlie, I live in Australia and one of my favourite things to do is watch your channel. Not only is it like a virtual trip to some of the saddest parts of your country. It's also very eye opening as to the poverty and crimes you guys are facing. It does amaze me that ya'll live in derelict housing but drive such fancy cars. Please someone explain how that is possible? Over here we are facing the biggest housing crisis ever. If I was to donate would it go towards helping these poor lost souls? I especially would like to help the little ones over there.
And how much do you think you'd have to donate to help these ""poor lost souls""? A couple Billion might do the trick if you have that extra cash laying around let me know! Mann you know if you donate it's going to go into this mans' pocket! What could he possibly do to help these people? I do enjoy the content though in all seriousness, makes me appreciate what I have in life.
Cleveland like most Rust Belt cities suffered in the 70s from the Oil Crisis and competition from Germany and Japan. Also, shipping on Lake Erie was just recovering from two decades of low water levels. These factors pushed investors to build elsewhere rather than construct new factories along the lakeshores. In turn, other states offered irresistible tax incentives. As well, winters here are too brutal to balance our gorgeous summers. "Those jobs are gone, and they ain't coming back."
So sad. People used to live there, work there, raise families there. I wonder how Granite City, Illinois is doing these days. It wasnt very good back in 2012. More importantly, Madison, IL. Right next door. Should explore that one. Back in 06 people were scrapping street signs all over Granite City. You never knew when to stop or what street you were coming up to or even what street you were on sometimes.
you dont know how hard is the poberty in latin america. Its looks like peoplo who have everiting but dont doing anything. what a waste... cheers from Argentina.
Hi from southern New Jersey! Where are the elementary schools located? We have a neighborhood school next to the development where I live. I taught for 25 years in a rural district. Are any of these buildings schools that have been abandoned?
The governor has nothing to do with it . The mayor's of E. Cleveland helped to bring the city down . Currute and taken bribes . E C. Is 98% black 90% of residents on government assistance . But they keep voting in the same people and same problems . The state has just sent in the state troopers to help with the crime problem . It can't be helped because there is no tax base .
Your right !!! These same people that ruined E.Cleveland are now doing the same to surrounding areas . Get sec.8 tare up there and move on . Euclid ,Cleveland Hts , South Euclid , are next to see this . Black culture ruins everything it touches . I am black and see if first hand . To many apartments not enough home ownership pride
@Wardell Cheeks No they didn't. They certainly didn't destroy the roofs of the buildings that caused the interiors to break down. That happened because folks left, and the owners got away with neglecting the properties.
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Some roads ad neighborhoods are so bad the city simply block them off. E. Cleveland didn't want to be a part of bigger Cleveland, opting to stand on its own. Economic base was lost, and you have Detroit 2.0. E. Cleveland is definitely one of the worst places for deterioration in the country. No place in America should look like this.
G Bridgman
People never learn. And it's not just this country! Quebec in Canada is another one... They always think they can do it on their own seldom does this strategy ever workout.
I think if people could look at content providers that are excellent like Charlie b, etc, they would discover that rural poverty is really neglectful. As bad and horrible cities can be they have things for people. When you c e d e from a major urban area you lose out on all those services and you begin to get the type of poverty you see and very rural areas. The type of poverty that affects health, and many other things.
think about it tho. Think about all those forests we chop down to put up retail i the burbs now. I look at it like nature is taking back some. Humans don't always get to win. We are too cocky.
Why bring up Detroit? Let us both lift each city up.
“You are going the wrong way down the street”….. ominous AF
I could see that some folks really try to take care of their property. Looks like a hard place to live.
Some people are hanging on hoping for a miracle.
Massive respect to the folks who still have pride in their homes, and yes, it must be a real struggle.
@@1940limited cheap houses and a city with historically strong bones and a nice downtown compared to many american cities. it's also an areas that is free of natural disasters (for the most part)
I live not far from here 😊 I can actually walk to these streets
I actually see there as heaven compare to where I live in Africa ..I always know I will one day come to America and have that dream 🙏
Imagine spending half your life to pay a mortgage on one of these houses. Now you are old and the city is a ruin.
Can’t be all bad considering they didn’t have credit scores and other bs back then. Like ope well our generation all have homes comfortably but fuck everyone in the future. (Not that I have bad credit jus saying)
It wasn't called a serial killer's paradise for no reason. This is where that dude had all them dead women stashed in his house and yard
@@Migswan Anthony Sowell
Imperial Ave is Cleveland
Omg .
@@gailrepsniw517 right and I never heard "serial killers paradise" neither lol. Another comment was quoting Bone. "East 99 i where you find me..." I corrected him for you already.
Anthony Sowell
Man, I see these neighborhoods and imagine them with sleek 50s automobiles on a summer day with back yard bbq's going everywhere with sounds of happy laughter, well kept yards and homes. A wonderful time in US history replaced by a frightful landscape and dreadful prospects
Exactly
I see it too. So sad…
That's when it was white
The only reason these buildings on Chapman Ave are so scary is that they are still standing. Calumet Ave and Prairie Ave on Chicago’s South Side would have *hundreds* of these, but the city removed them. Same cause etc.
It's so depressing because at one time those neighborhoods flourished! God, some of the houses are still gorgeous.
blax
A fine example of what happens when you live in a state with quite possibly the most corrupt governing body for the past 30 years.
Even the trees r in a bad mood
The apartments were built much later than those houses, yet they are completely abandoned and the houses are still doing ok.
Government puts up "affordable housing" and residents trash that, too.
My guess is that as the population shrank, the least desirable places were the hardest to fill, so the small units in the apartment buildings became empty first.
Also, most of those "houses" are split up into units as well. Which is common in the northeast and great lakes.
People always comment how big the "houses" are out here, but they don't realize they're essentially just apartment buildings in the shape of a house.
A movie company should buy a huge city block like those abandoned apartment buildings and use them for war movies, dystopia, apocalypse and zombie films. Fence them off and have security guard them. Would create jobs.
Honestly a great idea homie...
Even if it's just a few blocks, that's a few blocks that will actually be serving a purpose and not just sitting there doing nothing.
A company could make the fences look nice and welcoming too, like a theme park attraction.
Natural weathering and decay would look awesome in a war or zombie movie too
Maybe but lotta ppl on the street and it would be better to house them
i feel like you are being sarcastic because that's word for word what they did to Atlanta
@@osamabinchoppin5926 There's no point in housing people who can't take care of houses
@@ruok3351 give it to the ppl who take care of house, like a vet or someone actually trying that isn’t just addicted or lazy
It's amazing how people can make these once beautiful neighborhoods and turn them into nasty abandoned hell holes...SMH
Exactly and they blame everyone else for it.
Many of the people who own their homes here are elderly and they do they best they can. When they die, the houses often get sold off to slumlords who just rent them at a low price and don't take care of them until they fall apart. This is a suburb too, so it depends very heavily on the economy of the nearby city which has been declining for decades.
Yet again stunning building after stunning building. Those streets once had thriving communities....
Most normal hood in Ohio
A lot of people don't know this but he is actually driving through a small town called east Cleveland it's not part of Cleveland check it out on Google maps
I'm always amazed by the folks who try. You'll notice roughly two blocks with two houses that are actually lived in. Sad.
In the face of soul-killing blight, putting a flower pot on your front porch is a revolutionary act.
Grew up on elm av back in the 70s so sad to see it go down. There are still some nice areas up Lee rd by Forest Hill Park.
Lived on ardenall
What’s so crazy is up the street there’s brand new condos, shopping, restaurants, hospitals, Universities, walking traffic etc.. I see EC fixing itself because it’s so close to so much but it’ll take awhile to get people to move there.
In every Challie Bo video, we see the bombed out desolation, then we see that FIRST SIGN of habitation. First sign of civilization. In this case, the Jeep cherokee at 0:25 . Those gotta be the toughest people in Ohio.
What up cleveland!
Even the GPS tried warning him.😂
from the thumbnail...it looks VERY similar to where I grew up in Glasgow Scotland, whe have "schemes" (projects) that look the same...worse too.. rotton city but I fki'n LOVE it! :)
I worked on RANDALL PARK MALL, was one of the world's largest enclosed shopping malls when it opened in 1976. Owned and operated by DeBartolo, the mall was a success, with collective first-year sales of $140 million. Although Randall Park siphoned off business from other shopping centers, it did not cause any to close. In 1995 the 120-store mall employed 5,000 people. Currently leveled.
Amazon later built a distribution center at that site.
i remember it well. used to love the video game arcade and all the different stores and restaurants. then it suddenly changed and it wasn't a good idea for me and my friends to show up there. shortly after that one store after another shut down. I left for the military and when I came back it was an empty shell.
A lot of wooden homes dont stand a chance without expensive care in this climat .
Detroit still is worse than this as it's fall was more dramatic. Same reasons why both cities fell so hard, but Detroit was king of manufacturing, and fell the farthest. Very sad state of affairs!
The rust belt is sad
So agree. Small rural towns going the same way as big ag moves in.
Your car really took a beating on what is left of those roads. If I were a police officer I wouldn't drive through there in the day time. You sure are brave.
@smallborebiker I said what is left of those roads!
I watch a number of these videos, filmed by different drivers. And each time, I'm thinking that same exact thing.
"East 99 is where you find me, slangin that yayo daillyyyy" - Bone
That's not east Cleveland though but hell yeah!
looks like the nicer areas of Baltimore. Kidding
Damn bro, that place looks rough… 😮 the drive thru Mexico’s streets didn’t even look as bad… ppl don’t really realize how bad certain US cities have gotten💀🫣🤔😪
Almost any predominately black area looks like this or is fading into this general direction. This channel shows a steady example of black neighborhoods from just about everywhere in the US and they all pretty much look the same.
“Have gotten” it’s been bad in the Midwest
Our weather doesn’t help either
@@Danlovestrivium so you saying black is bad?
@@kyoakland Black culture in the US is bad and needs reform.
This the hood Ja Morant thinks he’s from
I have come up with a use for these abandon neighborhoods in Detroit, while we wait until they are demolished. We create a television series called, "The Last of Us...in Michigan!" All we need are a bunch of people to wear worn out clothing and makeup, and we have our zombies! We get Sam Raimi to produce the series. We probably make millions for the city of Detroit!
Sad to see this country in this state of decay. I wish we would do something to make our areas nice again. Pick up trash on side of highways, demolish and rebuild the buildings here. Keep the cost of living low and give these hard hit areas a chance to rebuild and give people a better environment to live in. I'd sign up in a second to help rebuild our communities.
don't know how you can avoid getting flat tires on roads like that, worst roads in the country. a lot of those houses are even worse.
I’m from Cleveland, walking through East Cleveland at night is a horror movie! 😱👹☠️
That 💩 looks like Michael Meyers lives there just from the thumbnail lol
I recall a vintage spoof welcoming folks to Cleveland for the fog and cold n muggings.
It'd be way better to demolish those derelict buildings and let nature reclaim those areas. I know various cities in the area, like Cleveland, had legal issues taking buildings down. The state really needs to streamline that process if they can...
Demolishing a building is a costly process. The perennial problem in Detroit is that it costs more to demolish a house than the lot is worth.
Few of houses look great shape but no idea how they cope with ruined ones !
Most of those streets are abandoned people live on other streets. These are rundown and just should've been torn down but the cities would rather just let them exist as ugly as they are
Local government doesn't give a rat's ass about resurfacing the streets 🕳
No money.
no money for no people; it'd be better to bulldoze it all and turn it into parks.
Show people around Dayton next 💪
They need a plan. Without a plan there's no attack. With no attack, there's no victory. Create a department with all kinds of people and construction and demo crews, find out which houses need to go, tear them down. It would start a new renaissance and employ the whole area.
Community gardens also
Man I heard stories of robberies, gang violence, and drug problems here. The city and the state governments need to do something.
Use to drive from Akron to go to EC and kick it. Shots crazy there
Did a lot of work at the bus storage downtown. Was bad in 2018. This is very bad. I went and seen the kidnapper house there. It was torn down already though. Thanks for the video.
East Cleveland doesn't look like it was hit by economic decline, it looks like it was hit by missile strikes.
What's happend to Clevy? Same like other cities? Deindustrialization? Less of jobs, people leave the city? Like Detroit?
ty for showin my state
Lived in cleveland for awhile, this pretty much sums it up. Even Fleet Street in Slavic Village suffered. Sure hope the Red Chimney is still surviving.
The red chimney is a vet clinic now...
@@jamesjoeright8450 oh man. I'm sure the red chimney will be surely missed. Animal clinic, huh? I used to go to Dr. Gregory, the vet, up the road, but think he offed himself when they redid Fleet. He lost all his business. So sad.
Fleet was once wonderful, too bad it's gone. Give my best to Newburgh Heights.
I sure hope Two Bucks saloon has survived.
@@markiskool well im not sure what a vet clinic is but Red Chimney is very much still alive & well... i wish they would add waffles to the menu but like always noone ever listens to me 😓 their breakfast specials are some of the best in the city to this day 👌
@@jamesjoeright8450 no it isn't
Bro went down Chapman.
Chapman and Edgewood is the worst place to be at when it’s dark.
Cleveland democrat strong hold of Ohio.
East side baby! That's where I grew up. :) Can't believe I made it to 40 alive.
В начале видео многоквартирные дома, будто пережившие катастрофу. Плохие дороги, много мусора рядом с домами, есть коттеджи без заботливых хозяев, одним словом - разруха...
Some of these buildings appear sound enough for renovation & use... but will never happen. If it ever does the residents will destroy them again.
@9:08 What happened,did the whole apartment complex get put out??
Survey says---YES!
No the owners let the building go into foreclosure. People eventually left on their own.
It ain’t as bad as it use to be as far as crime they just gotta clean up. but salute to Charlie for comin down here 🫡 the blockades still up by United market that’s crazy the gangs did that to separate turf Bout 10 years ago
Yeah in the early 2000s when you had Page ave, foothill, Hastings, Taylor rd bullys ,the Tribe etc it was wild. It's just raggedy as hell now..
@@trinibagowaynecaribbean1611 valley low was another one
Theres always a suburb name east+ name of the city, for ex: los angeles - east los angeles, Chicago - east Chicago, st Louis - east ST Louis, is always like that
And they always HOOD. I was just thinking how East St. Louis might be worse.
@@Ryanc267 west Memphis, Arkansas is no prize either
@@FixIt1975 You got that correct, West Memphis, Arkansas is a dangerous place. I use to go there a couple of times a week due to business reasons. .... Tobacco. We had armed guards everywhere. It's not South Bronx which I've also visited but it's not a good place to be.
@@Ryanc267 Exactly
Facts
Been voting democrat since the 60s... started to decay in the 60s... now completely destroyed..
That what voting Democratic gets you . NOTHING !!!! And they will continue to vote for Democrats . Because that is all black people know . But their quick to cry victim and racism .
Damn depressing asl and it seems 3rd word
Some houses look remarkably intact, others seem collapsing!
What do you drive Charlie? its the same vehicle for the last few years? is it a VAN?
I had an idea to buy out a block and convert it to a paintball park. To give the young shooters a better activity to partake in.
Also was gonna start up an LLC for a multifaceted Demolition program to clean up some of the mess and start anew.
Provide some jobs and support the youth.
Only in Ohio 💀💀
Most of these hoods, deteriorated so bad, due to high crime rates, not loss of income from closing business industries. Clean-up the streets of bad elements, people will come in give low cost loans to rebuild new houses, improve infrastructure people will be back and so does businesses.
Never been to Cleveland, I spent a lot of time in Columbus
I lived there 30 years ago, west side. It was alright but the east side was shitty even then and east Cleveland and Euclid was hood then, too
Wow people actually live in these buildings 👷♂️ 😳 ?
Hey Charlie, I live in Australia and one of my favourite things to do is watch your channel. Not only is it like a virtual trip to some of the saddest parts of your country. It's also very eye opening as to the poverty and crimes you guys are facing.
It does amaze me that ya'll live in derelict housing but drive such fancy cars. Please someone explain how that is possible?
Over here we are facing the biggest housing crisis ever.
If I was to donate would it go towards helping these poor lost souls? I especially would like to help the little ones over there.
And how much do you think you'd have to donate to help these ""poor lost souls""? A couple Billion might do the trick if you have that extra cash laying around let me know! Mann you know if you donate it's going to go into this mans' pocket! What could he possibly do to help these people? I do enjoy the content though in all seriousness, makes me appreciate what I have in life.
I just love the gorgeous roads they have these days in beautiful places like East Cleveland ohio😮
The thing is that those who maintain their homes are automatically out of the loop.
, and America has the nerve to call other countries 3rd world countries
Tbh we dont claim these areas of America 😂our areas are beautiful!
@@Skateandcreate9 As far as, the History of it goes, yes LOL
@@Skateandcreate9 Still on the same Mountain. Can't take 1, and excuse the other
Used to be millionaires row here. I desperately want to see this city revived. It needs industry and jobs.
Cleveland like most Rust Belt cities suffered in the 70s from the Oil Crisis and competition from Germany and Japan. Also, shipping on Lake Erie was just recovering from two decades of low water levels. These factors pushed investors to build elsewhere rather than construct new factories along the lakeshores. In turn, other states offered irresistible tax incentives.
As well, winters here are too brutal to balance our gorgeous summers.
"Those jobs are gone, and they ain't coming back."
@Questionator
Meh. Scare stories don't phase me.
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@@joywebster2678
Tell the investors. They are the ones who need skilled technicians, not obsolete tradesmen.
Brutal winters? Try Canada, we survive fine.
@@joywebster2678
Tell the investors, poochie. They make the siting decisions.
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@@joywebster2678
Not to mention, Canada is doing so fine, Greyhound left the country.
LOL
"It's the Thuggish Ruggish Bone"😎
Yo!!! That house @9:05 😳😳 soooo much JUNK
Someone call Hoarders
This is what happens when a Nation moves Manufacturing jobs out of the Country.
💯
So sad. People used to live there, work there, raise families there. I wonder how Granite City, Illinois is doing these days. It wasnt very good back in 2012. More importantly, Madison, IL. Right next door. Should explore that one. Back in 06 people were scrapping street signs all over Granite City. You never knew when to stop or what street you were coming up to or even what street you were on sometimes.
Isn't that Drew Carey & Mimi's old neighborhood?
I was raised in that hood, pimp'n ho's and slinging rocks 😎
SWAG LIKE OHIO
some these houses b lookin moe treacherousDen chiraq n i’m from Chiraq
6:19 looks like a fire happened in the blocks on the left
"E.99 is where you find me slanging that yayo baaby"🎵
Hell yeah! Bone Thugs!
Not east Cleveland. Fyi.
They all moved to Euclid and are ruing that city now too
Interesting the cars are nice
you dont know how hard is the poberty in latin america. Its looks like peoplo who have everiting but dont doing anything. what a waste... cheers from Argentina.
Damn!!!!
Agreed, the trash should be removed from that area asap
Hi from southern New Jersey! Where are the elementary schools located? We have a neighborhood school next to the development where I live. I taught for 25 years in a rural district. Are any of these buildings schools that have been abandoned?
It's a elementary school by my neighborhood on Noble rd. And one near Eddy rd area.
@@trinibagowaynecaribbean1611 thanks for the information! I'll watch the video again and look for the street signs.
@@trinibagowaynecaribbean1611 I tried to read the street signs, but they're blurry. :(
so the beginning of the video is what the bronx looked like in the 80s and 90s
How scary must look Charliebo to make a U Turn in that place on front of that car and that dude and remain unscathed?
Wow it looks like Gary and Chicago combined 😮😮😮
I was in Cleveland and passed a Outhwaite Homes I think it was........what part of Cleveland was I in????? And is that considered a bad part of town?
The southeast side and yea def one of the worst parts of town lol
Dreams move here to die😢,,, soul crushing
Looks like a war zone.
Charlie come check out the hood in Peoria IL and you'll see some shit I guarantee it
Elected officials from the governor, and mayor on down should be required to walk through these neighborhoods. This is on THEIR watch.
You could give the hoods the entire treasury and theyd find a way to flush it down the toilet
@@Skateandcreate9 The mindset has to change too, no doubt.
The governor has nothing to do with it . The mayor's of E. Cleveland helped to bring the city down . Currute and taken bribes . E C. Is 98% black 90% of residents on government assistance . But they keep voting in the same people and same problems . The state has just sent in the state troopers to help with the crime problem . It can't be helped because there is no tax base .
Fighting strong urge to bust out some old thuggish ruggish bone
They will just move on to junk up some other neighborhood. Shame, shame, some people didn't belong in a civilized society.
The emptiness is due to population loss. Whoever "they" is didn't tear it down, they just left.
Your right !!! These same people that ruined E.Cleveland are now doing the same to surrounding areas . Get sec.8 tare up there and move on . Euclid ,Cleveland Hts , South Euclid , are next to see this . Black culture ruins everything it touches . I am black and see if first hand . To many apartments not enough home ownership pride
They did tear it down . The people who lived there did it .
@Wardell Cheeks No they didn't. They certainly didn't destroy the roofs of the buildings that caused the interiors to break down. That happened because folks left, and the owners got away with neglecting the properties.